All,
I have a site named xyz.com.
To track the activities on this website i have used google analytics.
Ans to access xyz.com the user has to be logged in.
i.So my question is how do we track the usernames logged into the account.
ii.How to keep track of all the links that is clicked on the website.(Will google analytics listout all the link name when it is clicked.If so please indicate me the code.If not what other way can we track all the links that is clicked on the website.)
Thanks......
Tracking outbound links:
http://www.google.com/support/googleanalytics/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=55527
Custom variables would allow you to log whether a user is authenticated, and you could log their username itself ('though that could get clunky if you have lots of users):
http://code.google.com/apis/analytics/docs/tracking/gaTrackingCustomVariables.html
You can track which link is clicked by using the following function in the click event of the required link:
_gaq.push(['_trackEvent','Category','Action','Optional Label']);
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Is it easy for people to find "public" google sheets/docs?
Context: Storing some semi-sensitive data (individual user info, of non-sensitive nature) for an app beta-test in google sheets. Planning to migrate to some DB in the future, but for now, just using JavaScript to pull the data directly from the google sheets (since there are visualizations being dynamically updated by the sheets).
Yes, it's easy to get information. Search engines may index and cache the information. Then, there are bots, crawlers and scrapers. Do NOT put (semi)sensitive information in public. Implement google-oauth properly with google-sheets-api to get information. You can also use service-accounts
Yes, it can be easily accessed.
According to the official Google article Share files from Google Drive: when you set your file's General Access setting to public:
Anyone can search on Google and get access to your file, without signing in to their Google account.
What you can do:
In the case of your app beta-test in google sheets data, you may want to reconsider to change your file's General Access setting to one of the following (in descending order of security):
Restricted - Only people that you manually give access to can view or edit your files. When you click the share button, a prompt will show and you may manually add the users who can view or edit your files:
Afterwards, you may select a role for those users and then they can be notified afterwards through email.
On the other hand, you can share the link to others. A prompt will show like the one below if you send the url through Google Chat:
You may opt to select Don't give access which will result in the following view on the other user's end:
This would mean that if unauthorized users get hold of the file URL, they will still need to send an access request. If other users submit the request, an email notification will be sent to your mail inbox. Other users who also own the file will also be notified by mail.
Your Organization - If you use a Google Account through work or school, anyone signed in to an account in your organization can open the file. If you are an administrator in a work or school workspace, you may set how members can share content within the organization. The administrator can prevent the sharing of content with group members outside your organization. If external sharing is prohibited, only group members who are in your organization can access the group's shared content.
Anyone with the link - Anyone who has the link can use your file, without signing in to their Google Account. This option is least recommended because if the URL is leaked to unauthorized users, they can easily access the file.
References:
Share files from Google Drive
Share content with a group
Don’t make it public unless you want the public to see it. Use oauth to access.
i am building a website where you can get services for your Instagram account, i want to create a Search box that when you put your user name (e.g. "#John") it returns your profile picture and asks you if that is the correct profile (without logging in to your Instagram account),
I've found a website that made that possible already, does any one know how?!
the website - https://app.get-notch.com/acquisition/instagram-username
thank you in advance!
You should check out this resource that allows you to do that. See an implementation of it here and test it here.
I've been tasked with figuring out a way to make a certain set of Azure users authenticate to a Web Application by accepting/denying a warning message that should be presented before the users are directed to the application itself. The users that should not go through this process are in-network users.. they should be able to input the URL and be presented with a sign-in page and from there they will have access into the application. This has already been configured via Azure AD but the previous issue for out of network users is what i'm having issues with.
My current thoughts on this is to create an a simple authorization page created by an azure function that out of network users will be directed to because the IP addresses will be placed in a conditional access rule to do so. From the simple page the user will be directed to the application or logged out if they choose cancel.
This is just a thought but definitely open to suggestions. Thoughts?
For those who may have been interested in an answer for this question I have figured it out. In order to do this I had to create a "Terms Of Use" within Azure Active Directory. This Terms of use consisted of a pdf file containing the information my user needed to view before accept/deny could be clicked. On the "Terms Of Use" was created I then created a custom conditional access policy which included users needing to accept the "Terms Of Use" before being able to access our Portal or Applications. Hope this helps
On our intranet, I want to provide a website that certain employees can access. The work they do on the site will be recorded and tagged with their user-name for identification if the need should arise. Of course users have already logged in to their workstation and they have supplied credentials to our Active Directory.
Rather than maintain an additional set of user logins and passwords for the website, and forcing users to enter this second set of credentials, I am wondering if they can just be silently authenticated when they pull up the site? Somehow the webpage would have to find out their Active Directory user name as known on their workstation. (I see no reason it would need their password.) And then, for their work, the website can store their actions tagged with their user name.
So: I'd log in to my workstation as "Mark" in domain "ONU-AD". I'd pull up the webpage "resolveticket.php". That page would not challenge me for credentials, but it can access my username and store that with my various actions.
NOTE: I have seen some questions and answers here that were more specific. But my initial question is general: is there a piece of tech that can help with this? What is it? (for example, should I try to do this with Java?) Many similar questions are about ways to get this information in a server-side script. But I am simply wanting the webpage sitting on the client computer to be able to get the user name and perhaps place it in an input (type="hidden") on a web form.
My team and I are currently exploring different methods of collecting email addresses from our website visitors.
We want to do something cooler than a contact forms, and we really like the way quicksprout.com handles this and would like to do the same.
Where would I start to implement collecting email addresses through a couple clicks of a mouse via connecting our visitors through google plus api from our homepage? Is this possible to implement through a regular http static html site?
NO A server is needed in order to collect email addresses. At least in order to add them to a database. This can not be done using just a static html site.
Now, since a server will be needed, you can just access the emails like link (This also avoids a hassle with Same Origin Policy)
For example: Let the user login via google oauth, save the user related email in your database. fine
(if the user has saved its login data in its browser or is already logged into its google account in the used browser, this would be a mouse click only solution.)